GPUhub review
Facts from GPUhub’s own pricing and docs pages, September 2026 — 19 read from a quoted sentence on the page we archived.
GPUhub rents GPUs from $0.41 per GPU-hour on demand, bills per second, and asks no minimum commitment. GPUhub does not publish an uptime SLA or an egress rate.
| Pay-as-you-go | Subscription (daily / weekly / monthly) | |
|---|---|---|
| From | $0.25/GPU-hr (RTX 4080 Super) to $1.18 (A800 80GB) | — |
| Minimum term | None | One day, one week or one month |
| Billing | Per second, minimum charge $0.01, settled on the hour | Plan price for the term |
| Tenancy | Container instances, 1 to 8 GPUs | Same instances on a reserved term |
| Provisioning | Self-serve; supports resize, disk expansion and migration | Less flexible than pay-as-you-go, by their own description |
| Payment | Prepaid balance; no automatic top-up | Prepaid balance; no automatic top-up |
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How much does GPUhub cost?
As of September 2026, the lowest published on-demand rate is $0.41 per GPU-hour for the NVIDIA RTX 5090 32GB. GPUhub publishes an on-demand rate for 2 GPU models. Billing is per second.
Does GPUhub have an uptime SLA?
GPUhub does not publish an uptime commitment on its own site.
Is there a minimum commitment on GPUhub?
No. GPUhub states none on pay-as-you-go.
Does GPUhub charge for egress?
GPUhub does not publish an egress rate, so the cost of moving data out is not something a reader can check before signing up.
Are GPUhub payments refundable?
GPUhub states: none — all sales final; no refund for instances left running.
Who do you contract with at GPUhub?
The contracting entity is GPUhub (Singapore).
Reviewed September 2026, from GPUhub’s own site. 19 facts, each quoted from the page it was read on.